Seniority Status/Military Service Sample Clauses

Seniority Status/Military Service. The Employer agrees to comply with all provisions of any statutes of the United States or the State of Michigan concerning the reemployment or reinstatement of veterans.
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Seniority Status/Military Service. An employee actively serving in the armed forces of the United States shall not lose their seniority status but upon release from service under honorable conditions, they shall be re-employed by the Employer or Employer-Courts under the provision of the Universal Military Training and Service Act provided they report for work within 90 calendar days after such release from training in service or hospitalization continuing after discharge. If such employee does not receive a certificate of satisfactory completion of military service and has received undesirable, bad conduct, or dishonorable discharge, the Employer or Employer-Courts will review their case with the Union as to whether or not they should be re-employed, but generally such person shall not be entitled to re-employment. The Employer and Employer- Courts agrees to comply with all provisions of any statute of the United States or the State of Michigan concerning the re-employment or reinstatement of veterans.
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